r/sooners

Every single team we play from here on out has both gotten the shit beat out of them by an SEC team, and has had a huge win against an SEC team

Kentucky got smacked by Alabama, and beat LSU

Mississippi State beat Mizzou and also got smacked by Alabama

South Carolina beat Florida and got beat my Mississippi State

Florida crushed Ole Miss and got crushed by South Carolina

Ole Miss beat LSU and got killed by Florida

TA&M beat Arkansas but got crushed my Mizzou ( and LSU)

Mizzou beat Florida and lost to Mississippi State

The hardest part of our schedule is over, but looking at these teams, the rest of our games could genuinely go either way. The opponents we thought were going to be easier, South Carolina, Kentucky, and Mississippi State have all shown they can be competent, and the opponents we thought were going to be more difficult, Ole Miss, TA&M and Florida have shown some weakness. We have 4 home games and 3 road games left, I am not sure which works more to our advantage considering how last year went.

But what do you guys think, how is it all going to shake out?

Sooners win!

He gets shit when he deserves it but this week let's tone it down and give John props for leading that drive with two big throws to put us into field goal range , And like it or not dude's already an OU legend for beating texas alone . here's to beating Kentucky

Fcuk Texas!

helluva game oklahoma!!

If anyone would want to take down Texas and lead the Oklahoma band in a celebratory rendition of “Boomer Sooner” after a Red River Rivalry victory, it’s redshirt sophomore receiver Parker Livingstone.

The former Longhorns receiver and roommate of Texas quarterback Arch Manning knew what winning this game felt like, adorned in burnt orange last year.

So he knew how much it stung, now that he repped the Sooners, after Oklahoma’s 27-24 comeback victory over No. 1 Texas on Saturday at the Cotton Bowl, when a 47-yard field goal from senior kicker Tate Sandell split the uprights as time expired. Livingstone didn’t register a catch, but he used his hands to direct the band in celebration after a thrilling finish to one of college football’s biggest rivalries.

Captured on video, Livingstone couldn’t help but let his eyes and sly smirk wander around the Cotton Bowl. “Can you see me now?” they seemed to ask.

Livingstone had 29 catches for 516 yards and six touchdowns for the Longhorns as a redshirt freshman last season, but Texas’ pursuit of the No. 1 receiver in the transfer portal, Cam Coleman, made his spot on the depth chart tenuous.

It was grim there for a while, but what a win!

Didn’t know what to title this. But can someone help me think when was the last time Texas beat us with our beginning of the season QB healthy? I had a brain injury last year so I’m having a hard time thinking back too far.. just feels like forever.